SACP chair Nzimande says he ‘disagrees’ with the GNU

Nzimande said the Democratic Alliance is 'diametrically opposed' to the values of the SACP and the African National Congress (ANC).

JOHANNESBURG - Chairperson of the South African Communist Party and cabinet minister Blade Nzimande said he “disagrees” with the Government of National Unity .

He said the SACP is not ignorant of the fact the ANC lost its majority and had to form a coalition government.

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